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review of I Am the Mask Maker and Other Stories, Rhiannon Lewis (Victorina Press)

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review of I Am the Mask Maker and Other Stories, Rhiannon Lewis (Victorina Press). / Lambert, Zoe.
In: New Welsh Review, 15.02.2022.

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abstract = "The pleasures of reading The Mask Maker reside in how they work towards change or resolution; they are not merely slices of life. Unusually for a collection, many stories gesture towards hopeful, positive endings, which is tricky without resorting to sentimental cosiness or a sense of happiness being unearned. Lewis achieves this here, especially in {\textquoteleft}Oh, Hanami{\textquoteright}, which makes a refreshing contribution to the growing field of climate fiction. ",
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